Out of Town Allowances. The Employer shall arrange, assign and pay for out of town living accommodations that meet a suitable and reasonable standard. Double occupancy at an economy motel normally meets the standard. In addition, the Employer shall pay each employee a food allowance for each day that the employee is scheduled to work at a project that requires overnight accommodation. The daily allowance is paid for each scheduled workday for the employee at the out of town work site. The daily food allowance is $51.00.
Out of Town Allowances. The Employer shall arrange, assign and pay for out of town living accommodations that meet a suitable and reasonable standard. Double occupancy at an economy motel normally meets the standard. In addition, the Employer shall pay each employee a food allowance for each day that the employee is scheduled to work at a project that requires overnight accommodation. The allowance is paid for each day worked by the employee and for each day that work was scheduled but not performed due to circumstances outside the employee’s control, but excluding days not worked due to the illness or absence of the employee. The daily food allowance is $40.00. Effective January 1, 2020, this increases to $42.50 and January 1, 2021, this increases to $45.00.
Out of Town Allowances. (a) In regard to out-of-town allowances, it is understood that if the Employer requires an employee to be out-of-town overnight, the Employer will provide suitable room and board for the employee up to a maximum of eighty dollars ($80.00) per day or a maximum of four hundred dollars ($400.00) per week. If the employee is more than one hundred and sixty (160) kilometres out of Toronto then such room and board allowance shall be payable to a maximum of seven (7) days per week;
Out of Town Allowances. All travel provisions listed in Article 13.01 shall apply for Out of Town work. Out of Town work is defined as more than sixty (60) miles from the Employer’s Shop. The Employer shall arrange, assign and pay for out of town living accommodations that meet a suitable and reasonable standard. Single occupancy at an economy hotel or a multi-bedroom house with private rooms normally meets the standard. In addition, the Employer shall pay each employee a forty dollar ($40.00) food allowance for each day that the employee is scheduled to work at a project that requires overnight accommodation. The allowance is paid for each day worked by the employee and for each day that work was scheduled but not performed due to circumstances outside the employee’s control, but excluding days not worked due to the illness or absence of the employee. The Employer shall cover the cost of any household items required for out of town accommodations. If accommodations are not available and the employee is required to travel to the worksite each day, travel time will be paid in accordance with Article 13.01.
Out of Town Allowances. Out of town shall mean project further than 140 kms from the Employer’s office. The Employer shall arrange, assign, and pay for out of town living accommodations that meet a suitable and reasonable standard. Double occupancy at an economy motel normally meets the standard. In addition, the Employer shall pay each employee a food allowance for each day that the employee is scheduled to work at a project that requires overnight accommodation. The allowance is paid for each day worked by the employee and for each day that work was scheduled but not performed due to circumstances outside the employee’s control, but excluding days not worked due to the illness or absence of the employee. The daily food allowance is fifty-five dollars ($55.00).
Out of Town Allowances. The following provisions apply to all work more than one hundred and twenty (120) kilometers from the Employer’s base of operations. The Employer shall arrange, assign and pay for out of town living accommodations that meet a suitable and reasonable standard. Double occupancy at an economy motel normally meets the standard. In addition, the Employer shall pay each employee a food allowance for each day that the employee is scheduled to work at a project that requires overnight accommodation. The allowance is paid for each day worked by the employee and for each day that work was scheduled but not performed due to circumstances outside the employee’s control, but excluding days not worked due to the illness or absence of the employee. The daily food allowance is thirty ($30.00) dollars. Effective January 1, 2020, this increases to thirty-five ($35.00). January 1, 2021, this increases to forty ($40.00) dollars. Distance and time are to be measured using Google Maps as the shortest distance by paved road and excludes toll roads unless Employer is paying the cost of the toll.
Out of Town Allowances. When a jobsite is located more than one hundred and forty kilometres (140km) from the employee’s principal residence, the Employer shall arrange, assign and pay for out of town living accommodations that meet a suitable and reasonable standard. Double occupancy at an economy motel normally meets the standard. In addition, the Employer shall reimburse the cost of food for each employee up to fifty dollars ($50.00) for each day that the employee is scheduled to work at a project that requires overnight accommodation, according to the Employer’s Food Per Diem Policy - June 1, 2019. The allowance is paid for each day worked by the employee and for each day that work was scheduled but not performed due to circumstances outside the employee’s control, but excluding days not worked due to the illness or absence of the employee. Distance and time in Articles 13.01 and 13.02 are to be measured using Google Maps as the shortest distance by paved road and excludes toll roads unless Employer is paying the cost of the toll.
Out of Town Allowances. The Employer shall pay each employee a food and lodging allowance for each day that the employee is scheduled to work at a project that requires overnight accommodation. The allowance is paid for each day worked by the employee and for each day that work was scheduled but not performed due to circumstances outside the employee’s control, but excluding days not worked due to the illness or absence of the employee. The daily allowance is one hundred and thirty-five dollars ($135.00).
Out of Town Allowances. When employees are required to work out of town requiring overnight stay, the Employer shall provide accommodations, daily food allowance, and a daily wage premium.
Out of Town Allowances. (a) In regard to out-of-town allowances, it is that if the Employer requires an employee to be out-of-townovernight, the Employerwill provide suitable room and board for the employee up to a maximum of fifty-five dollars ($55.00) per day or a maximum of two hundred and seventy-fivedollars ($275.00) per week. If the employee is more than one hundred and sixty (160) kilometres out of Toronto then such room and board allowance shall be payable to a maximum of seven (7) days per week. The free travel zone shall be amended to include that area outlined in the attached map (see Calculationsof the travel (milage) shall be per road kilometre one way from the outer limits of the free travel zone. It is understood that when an employee is sent out of town by his Employer, the Employer will maintain the rate of wages, hours of work and fringe benefits provided for in this Agreement includingand without limitingthe generality of the foregoingwelfare, pension, vacation and statutory holiday pay and training as provided herein. SCHEDULE A Schedule applying to all road and parking lot construction, repairs, including interlocking stone paving of all types, and paving etc. in County.
